Red flags!! Red flags!! Red flags!! "After a change of management"…read more My health professionals recommended I join a fitness program to overcome my PTSD, so my husband and I /working professionals/ 35+ years of age started this gym about 6 months back. I've noticed, that when others got in late for a session, they didn't join the class and worked out on their own, so the day I got in late I thought I could do the same and hurried in. I was minding my own business until I asked Cam (the trainer) a question.. and - that was it! He told me, you got in 30 min late so I won't help you which was understandable so I walked away to my corner, because I didn't want to disturb the class either. But then I saw him complaining about me to the Gym Owner "Susan" who then came up FURIOUSLY towards me and started YELLING, in the middle of the gym while the class was in progress - 'that I can't be walking in 30 min late and ask Cam (the trainer) questions ever again'.. and so on.. she went on schooling me for next 10 min and questioned me about things like - "where is my husband", why do I owe her any explanations about my personal life again? Did she want a confirmation that I was singled out so she could berate me further? I was put under so much stress and pressure by watching her monitor me so I couldn't put up the equipment right and there she started to insult me again- "You don't even know this much, you have been coming to the gym for so long you should know at least this by now... And so making further such personal attacks" No one treats their clients this way after I had already apologized to her and had requested that I can do it on my own, so please let me be. I'm still taken aback by this experience and this incident has taken a few days to process, for me to put it together, so I can share my experience with you, for you to know actually what happened with me. There is no place where one should be schooled like a child and with no dignity, especially if you are in the health industry. It's so disappointing to see an elderly woman over 60 years of age, shouldn't you be the one encouraging and not putting down a woman client? I'm confused, shouldn't you be the one acting a bit more professional being the owner? Couldn't you have taken me to the lobby to discuss this rather than create a big drama in the middle of a class and insult me? But I also learned by digging in deeper that this is a new management since Covid so the story kind of makes sense! She has created problems for us in the past about other issues as well - like before joining, she said dogs are welcome, but then later I was told by her to get special permissions from the trainer each time I want to bring my dog in the gym, and this is a SERVICE DOG for my PTSD we are talking about. Why are the clients here not treated with basic equality and basic dignity? She never tried to care or ask why I needed a dog to bring with me, but created problems so I had to avoid bringing my dog. The lady has to deal with her power trip issues and get educated about the basic mannerisms of being a gym owner. Hope, someday she'll know better and learn to maintain her cool! NO ONE is supposed to be treated this way, her actions were DEMEANING and VICIOUS towards me. I would encourage everyone who is facing this behavior to please speak up, stand up, and educate, and don't entertain this nonsense. My husband and I are people of color, and are proud to have been graduated from the Ivy League universities of Cornell and Yale respectively, and run several businesses and own properties around the world, and we have worked hard to achieve our dreams, especially in another country. I feel, the lady not acknowledging and being disrespectful towards us just shows her lack of exposure, experience, and immaturity. I'd not recommend this gym to anyone, especially to People Of Color, who are doing well for themselves, by working hard, away from their homes... I know their struggles and endeavors to thrive against all odds, do not allow discrimination, WATCH OUT for these ones!!!

I am new to fitness and am only a year into my journey, and while I've attended other gyms in the…read morepast, my primary gym has been CrossFit gold rush. The owners are sweet and concerned, and the coaches make careful recommendations for building strength and prioritizing safety. This gym is fun and challenging every day I'm there! I would 100% recommend this gym to someone new to fitness, or someone looking to reach the next level of a long career in strength training.

Grass Valley CrossFit is by far the best gym I've ever been to. The workouts are designed for all…read morefitness levels and are fully focused on helping you succeed. I've made incredible progress thanks to the support of the coaches -- they truly care and are always there to help you improve. I've been going here for almost a year, and I can honestly say it has transformed not only my body, but also my mindset and confidence. Over the past year, I've become stronger, healthier, and more confident. The gym is fully committed to its athletes, and it shows. The community is amazing. I felt welcomed from day one -- everyone is friendly, supportive, and genuinely wants to see each other succeed. The culture is what truly makes this place special. If you're looking for a great gym, this is it.

We have been a member of Grass Valley CrossFit for about 7 months, and we are so thankful we found…read morethis place! What makes Grass Valley CrossFit special? Is the community atmosphere and great coaching staff. The coaches are all very knowledgeable and will provide ongoing instruction throughout the class to ensure that our form is correct and to prevent injuries. Whether you're a beginner or have experience with CrossFit, everyone is closely monitored to make sure all lifts are performed with proper technique. It keeps me motivated and wanting to push myself!!! Anyways, I can't recommend this gym more highly, Grass Valley CrossFit is a great choice. Check them out if you haven't already!

Love our Grass Valley Jazzercise classes! The classes have moved and are now being held at The…read moreNevada County Horseman's Building located at 10600 Bubbling Wells Road in Grass Valley, CA. There are so many class times and formats to choose from! The instructors and amazing and the students are very friendly!

Great place for a fun, comprehensive workout. It's a combination of cardio dance, strength training…read moreand stretching. The instructors are fantastic and the students are warmly welcoming.

Yuba City CrossFit is my favorite gym. The coaches are the best, very helpful and encouraging. The…read moreworkouts are fun and always changing, so it never gets boring. A gym for all ages and fitness levels.

I've been a member here for years now and I love it. I love being able to workout at a gym that…read moresupports everyone and no matter where they're at in their fitness levels. The workouts are challenging and the environment is fun! I appreciate the flexibility the coaches offer during classes. I also love the fact that I don't have to plan my workout, it's done for me which makes it easy! THANK YOU YCCF

These guys are awesome. Totally work with to ensure you don't get hurt. Thank you Seth and Cici!read more

Great community and coaching! This box is a perfect place for people of all fitness levels to learn…read moreand grow. Seth and Ceci genuinely care about all of their members. They will push you progress while making sure you maintain good form while lifting. Start your on ramp today!

Actually it's 1 star. I tried to give it 1 star but this review was buried and not fair to the…read moreconsumer. I was a loyal member of Sweat Studio when it was located in Nevada City and continued to support the business after it moved to Grass Valley, even referring others and maintaining my membership through COVID. The expanded space allowed for more classes and room to participate. However, over time I became uncomfortable with certain aspects of how the studio was operated. Classes are consistently heated to around 105-108 degrees, and members are strongly discouraged from leaving the room if they feel overheated or unwell. While I understand the purpose of heated classes, I believe participants should be able to take breaks for their own health and safety without judgment. Additionally, the studio environment increasingly reflected the political views of the owner. Posters and messaging expressing political opinions were displayed in the space, which I found distracting in what I expected to be a neutral setting focused on wellness. I also experienced challenges with how concerns were handled. For example, I reported issues with another male member's behavior over an extended period and did not feel supported or reassured that the matter was being addressed. People also are allowed to park in the handicapped parking spot when able bodied. At times, I also sensed inconsistent treatment among clients, which impacted the overall atmosphere. While there are aspects of Sweat Studio that many people may enjoy, my personal experience ultimately led me to look for a fitness environment where I feel more comfortable, supported, and safe.

I am totally in love with this studio, it has completely transformed my relationship to working and…read moreto my body! Since the start of the pandemic I lost some of my healthy routines and gained weight. I have always been a runner and a yogi, but it has been difficult to lose this pandemic weight just through running, and unlike the Bay Area, in the summer it's too hot to run up here! I also have a strong aversion to lifting weights, I would have never considered it "fun". In the short 3 months I have been here, Sweat Studio has completely changed by life and my body. Shelly, the owner is a fantastic teacher, highly motivating, and so kind and welcoming to beginners like me. For the first time in my life, I enjoy working out and feel motivated to push myself past my physical comfort zone. I strongly recommend that you check out the variety of classes they have here- hot yoga, dance, pilates, sculpt, circuit training, and cycling. There are also a variety of teachers and styles- so if you are looking for someone to kick your butt as you sweat to Cardi B or let your stress go in child's pose, I promise there is a teacher for you. Thank you to all the Staff at Sweat Studio, I feel so grateful to have found you! Also, just FYI the studio is sparkling clean:)

This place cured me of my back pain. I work in healthcare and I'm on my feet 10 hours a day. I was…read morehaving terrible upper back pain that no amount of massage would alleviate. I started going about a year ago and now I'm hooked. If I don't go for a while, my back starts feeling it. I feel stronger and I'm pain-free! I also look more sculpted (people have noticed). It's a great supplement to strength training at Orange Theory. Instructors are great and personable. My favorites are Stephanie, Erin, and Brian. Check out one of their classes. Your back and core will thank you for it.

I call it murder class. In the best way possible. I've trained in many areas for decades. But this…read moreis the jam. You see results. Strength and form are the priority. All of the teachers are VERY attune and adjust and TEACH form. So important. The positivity and inclusiveness make this a welcoming environment always. Love the vibe. Thankful to find this gem.

What a wonderful CrossFit Gym! They offer lots of times for classes so you can fit it into your…read moreschedule. They are friendly and very knowledgeable. They make the classes fun, challenging, and safe. You need to try this place out!

I am so happy I decided to join. Excellent and fun classes made up of people of every level of…read morefitness. Everything can be tailored up or down depending on your fitness level. The owner, santos, is very welcoming and knows his stuff. Great group of people. I've made friends here also and honestly love going to the gym now! Best hour of the day for sure!

3 stars!? For this gym!? Ain't no way…read more.. This place has everything you can want in a gym. It's clean, great amenities, good people and the vibes always right. Sure, you could pay less and even get a bigger gym, but bigger doesn't always equal better. I think of this place as the "Cheers" of gyms. Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name.

If you need many amenities and want a gym to boost your social/dating life, this club is clearly…read morethe best. But if you only care about fitness results, Ironworks (downtown GV) is a superior gym. I came from a more serious weightlifting gym (Ironworks), so I'm still adjusting to this new gym culture. Dedicated lifters tend to abide by the unwritten (yet important) rules of the gym, while the members of this gym...not so much. People banging weights off and on my bench in the middle of my set. Its terribly distracting, especially when lifting near PR. Taking cable attachments while my jacket and bag are directly under it (Indicating that it is currently in use). If you go to take a drink of water, keep an eye on your machine. Lots of standing conversations in the way of weights and equipment. Loud bluetooth phone conversations. Proper etiquette is to take the call away from the workout floor. Instagram girls filming content. I get they are doing their thing, hustling social media or OnlyFans. The camera setups can be a bit of an obstacle, but more importantly many people in the gym prefer not to be filmed and they should be able to exercise in peace. All of these violations are common in big gyms like this, while members of serious weightlifting gyms tend to know the unwritten etiquette. Its something to consider when choosing the gym that suits your needs best. The facility is clean and pretty, the staff are friendly and professional, and the equipment is in good shape.

Courteous and welcoming staff plus easy access to clean comfortable facilities when I travel. I…read morerecommend getting a membership.

I travel for work and go to lots of anytime fitness. This has to be the worst one I've been to…read more Most machines out of service I was wanting to use. I've easily been to 50 different anytime fitness and this would be rated at the bottom. I will look for hotel near another anytime next time I work out here.